Climate change is a term that seems to pop up everywhere you look. From your social media feed, movies, and TV shows to what’s discussed in schools and businesses, it has become a top of mind in almost every facet of our society and is the defining global issue of our time according to the UN . More specifically, human-induced climate change, also known as global warming, is of primary global concern due to the excessive emission of greenhouse gases from human activity. The main human activity is the burning of fossil fuels such as oil, coal, and gas, which has resulted in large-scale shifts in weather patterns, particularly the increase in severe weather conditions such as floods, forest wildfires, and hurricanes across the globe. The biggest culprit of global warming is the richest and most developed countries, also known as the G20 countries. According to the UN , the G20 account for 85% of global GDP and are responsible for close to 80% of global emissions. This means that the bat...